Motion Picture Herald (Sep-Oct 1935)

Page scan 00084 from Motion Picture Herald

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture Herald
Date:
Sep-Oct 1935
Publisher:
[New York, N.Y. : Quigley Pub. Co.]
Volume:
Motion Picture Herald (Sep-Oct 1935)
Leaf #:
00084
Language:
English
Subjects:
motion pictures, Motion pictures -- Periodicals
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Founded in 1915 by a Chicago printing company as a regional trade paper for Midwest exhibitors. In 1916, editor Martin Quigley bought out the owners, and over the next 15 years, he grew EXHIBITORS HERALD into one of the most important national, weekly trade papers in the film business. Quigley acquired MOTOGRAPHY in 1917 and MOVING PICTURE WORLD in 1927. In 1930, he acquired MOTION PICTURE NEWS and the new 'consolidated' publication became MOTION PICTURE HERALD. From the pulpit of his editorial page, Quigley preached the need to improve the motion picture industry and improve the quality of the films. He skillfully served as a mediator in disputes -- between distributors and exhibitors, between the film industry and the Catholic Church (Quigley was one of the architects of the Production Code). Quigley claimed that EXHIBITORS HERALD represented the 'independent exhibitor' and sections like 'What the Picture Did for Me?' certainly provided a forum for theater owners. But plenty of exhibitors viewed Quigley as a servant to the studios and large theater chains. In response, publications such as SHOWMEN'S TRADE REVIEW, INDEPENDENT EXHIBITORS FILM BULLETIN, HARRISON'S REPORTS, and BOX OFFICE were either formed or grew significantly in the years following Quigley's brief moment of consolidation in 1930. -- Eric Hoyt, 2014
Date Added:
August 15, 2024
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78 MOTION PICTURE HERALD September 7, 1935 (THE RELEASE CHACT—CONT'D) StiCCT FILMS I All dates are 1935 unless otherwise stated} CELEBRITY PRODTIONS Title Stars In the Making. Frank Albertson Rel. Date Min. ..Oct. I, '34. 17. FOX FILMS PARAMOUNT Rel. Date MIn. ..7... ..9... .10... Title Rel. Date MIn. COMICOLOR CARTOONS Aladdin Aug. The Headless Horseman Oct. The Valiant Tailor Oct. Don Quixote Nov. Jack Frost Dec. Little Black Sambo Feb. Bremen Town Musicians. ... Mar. Old Mother Hubbard Apr. Mary's Little Lamb May Summertime June SInbad the Sailor July Three Bears, The Aug. Balloon Land Sept. Simple Simon Oct. COLUMBIA Title BARNEY GOOGLE No. I BROADWAY COMEDIES Alimony Aches June 29 19... Andy Clyde Captain Hits the Celling, The July 26 19... (All Star) Do Your Stuff June IS 19... (3 Radio Rogues) Double Trouble Andy Clyde Gobs of Trouble July 12 19... (All Star) Gum Shoes Mar. I 21 . . . (All Star) His Bridal Sweet Mar. 15 20... Harry Langdon Hoi Pollol Aug. 29 (3 Stooges) I'm a Father Feb. 7 20... Andy Clyde Leather Necker, The May 9 20... Harry Langdon Old Sawbones Apr. II 17... Andy Clyde pardon My Scotch Aug. I (3 Stooges) Pop Goes the Easel Mar. 29 20... (3 Stooges) Restless Knights Feb. 20....I6I/2. (3 Stooges) Stage Fright June I 19... (All Star) Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.. May 22 20... Andy Clyde Uncivil Warriors Apr. 26 20... (3 Stooges) COLOR RHAPSODIES 1934-35 A Cat, a Bell and Mouse... May 10. Little Rover June 28. Make Believe Revue, The.. Mar. 22. Monkey Love Aug. 15. Neighbors Aug. 15 KRAZY KAT KARTOONS 1934 35 5. Hotcha Melody Mar. 15 7. 6. King's Jester May 20 7. 7. Garden Gaities 8. Peace Conference, The... Apr. 26 1935 36 Garden Gaieties Aug. I LAUGHING WITH MEDBURY 1934-35 In the Old Days Mar. 22. Strange Championships ....July 20. LIFE'S LAST LAUGHS 1934-35 No. 6— Feb. I. NEWS WORLD OF SPORT SERIES 1934-35 Air Thrills Mar. I. Flying Feet May 3. Hold That Shark Mar. 29. Pardon My Grip Feb. I. Spills and Splashes Aug. 5. Tense Moments Aug. 20. Tomorrow's Champions July 23, Water Thrills June 20. SCRAPPY CARTOONS 1 934 35 Gold Getters Mar. I. Graduation Exercises Apr. 12. Puppet Murder Case, The... June 21. Scrappy's Big Moment July 28. Scrappy's Ghost Story May 24. Scrappy's Trailer Aug. 29. SCREEN SNAPSHOTS No. 7— Mar. 15. No. 8— Apr. 12. No. 9— May 10. No. 10 — June 6. No. II— July 5. No. 12 — Aug. 2. No. 13— Aug. 30. 1935 36 No. I— Sept. 13. No. 2— .Oct. II . SPICE OF LIFE 1934-35 No. 6— Mar. I. No. 7— Apr. 25. STARS OF TOMORROW No. I Aug. I No. 2 Sept. 7 VOICE OF EXPERIENCE No. I DU WORLD PICTURES Title Rel. Date MIn. SEMI-FEATURES AND SHORTS Cathedrals Oct. I.... 19... Frankle and Johnny Oct. I,'34..8... Charles Laughton .10... .10... ..7.. ..7.. ..7.. ..7.. ..7.. .101/2 .10.. . 10. . .10. . .10.. .10.. .10.. EDUCATIONAL [Disfribufed through Fox Films] Title Rel. Date Min. ...18.... ...18.... ...17.... 2 ris. 2 rIs. 2 rls. ....20.... ....21.... .17.... .20.... .17.... .20.... .19.... ..2 rls. ..I rl.. .11.... .11.... ..in.. .10 .10.... ..9.... ..9.... 19. ...22. ...16.... ...17.... ...21 ...20.... ...20 ...18.... ...21.... . . .2 rls. ...18 ...19.... ...17.... ....2 rls. ...20.... ...6.... .6. . . .1 rl. CORONET COMEDIES An Ear for Music Mar. 8 Easy Money Feb. 8 Grooms in Gloom May 10 Just Another Murder Sept. 27 Loose Money Aug. 23 Stylish Stouts Aug. 23 FROLICS OF YOUTH It Never Ralhs May 24 Little Big Top, The Feb. I MARRIAGE WOWS SERIES Dumb Luck Jan. 18. How Am I Doing? Jan. 4. MIRTHQUAKE COMEDIES Magic Word, The July 5. Time Out June 14. MUSICAL COMEDIES Hail Brother Mar. 22. Moonlight and Melody SONG AND COMEDY HITS College Capers Sept. 27. Hurray for Rhythm Aug. 16. Radio Rascals Aug. 2. Rodeo Day Sept. 13. SONG HIT STORIES Fireman's Day Ofl Apr. 12. Gay Old Days Jan. 4. Life of the Party, The Apr. 26. Old Camp Ground, The Mar. 15. Song Piugger Jan. 18. SPECIAL Wings Over Mt. Everest. ... July STAR PERSONALITY COMEDIES Amateur Husband, The Aug. 16. A Nose for News Apr. 5. E-Flat Man Aug. 9. Friendly Spirits May 31. Hayseed Romance Mar. 15. Light Fantastic, The June 28. Mr. Widget Jan. 25., Mr. Widget Makes Good... Aug. 30. Object Not Matrimony Mar. I.. One Run Elmer Feb. 22. Only the Brave Apr. 19. Penny Wise Sept. 6. Tars and Stripes May 3., PAUL TERRY-TOONS Amateur Night July 5. Bird Land Aug. 23. Bull Fight, The Feb. 8.. Chain Letters July 26. Circus Days Sept. 6., Dog Show, The Dec. 28,'; Fireman Save My Child Feb. 22. First Snow, The Jan. II. Five Puplets Apr. 19. Flying Oil Apr. 5. Foxy-Fox, The July 19. Hey Diddle Diddle Sept. 20. King Looney XIV June 7. Moans and Groans June 28. Modern Red Riding Hood, A May 17. Moth and the Spider, The.. Mar. 8. Old Dog Tray Mar. 21 . Opera Night May 31. Peg Leg Pete, the Pirate... May 3. South Pole or Bust Dec. 14, What a Night Jan. 25 TREASURE CHEST Chums Mar. I. Clever Critters Sept. 13. Dog Days July 12, Harlem Harmony Dec. 21,' Personality and the Pen May 10. Ski -Scrapers May 24. Taming the Wild Apr. 26. TUXEDO COMEDIES Dame Shy Aug. 2. Kiss the Bride Sept. 13. Ye Old Saw Mill Aug. 30. YOUNG ROMANCE All for One June 21 . Love in a Hurry May 17. Moon Over Manhattan Feb. 15. Rhythm of Paree Sept. 20. FIRST DIVISION Title Rel. Date MIn. MARCH OF TIME No. I Feb. I No. 2 Mar. 8 No. 3 Apr. 19 No. 4 May 31 MUSICAL MOODS (Technicolor) In a Monastery Garden Nov. I, '34 Mexican Idyll Oct. I6,'34 By the Waters of Minnetonka Hymn to the Sun Les Preludes October Day 9... Italian Caprice 8... Voices of Spring Irish Melody 8... Countryside Melodies May 4 8... Mediterranean Songs 7... Barcarolle 8... In a Mountain Pass Fingal's Cave Nov. I3,'34 (Black & White) Waltz In A Flat Major. Dance of the Hours Dec. Air for the G String Nov. Llebestraum Dec. 6 THRILLING JOURNEYS Old Faithful Speaks 8. Realm of Ghosts Deep Sea Harvest Ride Along Dude City of Proud Memories Craters of the Moon ....6. 6. 34.. 6. ....6. .9... .1 rl. 34.10.... ...10.... ....8.... ...10.... .16.... . .2 rls. .17.... ...19.... ...16.... ...17.... ....2 rls. 1 5, '34. 3,'34. I, '34. Title Rel. Date MIn. ADVENTURES OF THE NEWSREEL CAMERAMAN Armies of the World 10... Casting for Luck 10... Man's Mania for Speed 10... Marching with Science 9... On Foreign Service 9... Tracking the Explorers 10... MAGIC CARPET SERIES The Coast of Catalonia Crossroads of the World 9... Geneva-by-the-Lake 10... METRO-GOLDWYNMAYER Title Rel. Date MIn. CHARLEY CHASE Chases of Pimple Street Dec. 22,'34.20... Fate's Fathead Nov. I7,'34.I8... Four Star Boarder Apr. 27 20... Infernal Triangle Aug. 17 20... Nurse to You Oct. 5 Okay Toots Feb. 2 18... Poker at Eight Mar. 9 21... Southern Exposure Apr. 6 21... CHIC SALE SPECIAL Perfect Tribute, The 19... IRVIN S. COBB Ballad of Paducah Jail Oct. 20,'34.I9... Speaking of Relations 19... You Brings the Ducks Nov. 23,'34.I6... CRIME DOESN'T PAY No. I — Buried Loot 19... No. 2 — Alibi Racket 18... FITZPATRICK TRAVEL TALKS Africa Land of Contrast 9... Citadels of the Mediterranean I rl. Colorful Guatemala Feb. 23 9. Cruising in the South Seas Glimpses of Erin Historic Mexico City Sept. Ireland, The Emerald Isle.. Dec. Los Angeles, Wonder City of the West Mar. Rainbow Canyon Feb. 2 Zeeland, The Hidden Paradise Jan. 5 Zion, Canyon of Color Nov. I0,'34. GOOFY MOVIES No. 8 ....Oct. 6,'34. No. 9 Nov. 3,'34. No. 10 Dec. I, '34. HAPPY HARMONIES (Harman-lsing) 4 — Bosco's Parlor Pranks. Nov. 24,'34. 5 — Toyland Broadcast Dec. 22,'34. 6 — Hey, Hey, Fever Jan. 9 7 — When the Cat's Away. ..Feb. 16 8 — The Lost Chick Mar. 9 9 — Calico Dragon Mar. 30.... 0— Good Little Monkeys. ..Apr. 13 11— Chinese Nightingale ...Apr. 27 12— Poor Little Me May II Barnyard Babies May 25 LAUREL &, HARDY Fixer-Uppers Feb Going Bye-Bye Live Ghosts Them Thar Hills " 2 Vis' Thicker Than Water 21 Tit for Tat Jan. 5 20 M-G-M MINIATURES How to Sleep Sept. 14 Trained Hoofs Oct. 12 7... 8,'34, .1 rl. .1 rl. .9... .8... .9... .8... ,7... .9.... 10.... 10.... .9.... .8 .9 .9.... .9.... .8.... .9.... 10.... II.... .21.... .21.... M-G-M SPORTS PARADE Basketball Technique 8. Football Teamwork MUSICAL REVUES Gentlemen of Polish Gypsy Night Jan. Memories and Melodies Feb. Two Hearts in Wax Time.. Mar. What Price Jazz? ODDITIES Chain Letter Dimes Apr. Dartmouth Days Nov. Donkey Baseball Mar. Fightin' Fish Apr. Little People, The May Motorcycle Cossacks Jan. Pitcairn Island Today Prince, King of Dogs Sporting Nuts Mar. Strikes and Spares Oct. Windy Feb. OUR GANG Anniversary Trouble Jan. Beginner's Luck Feb. Little Papa Little Sinner Oct. Lucky Corner, The Teacher's Beau Apr, Shrimps for a Day Dec. Sprucin' Up June SPECIAL Lucky Beginners TODD-KELLY Bum Voyage Dee. Done In Oil Nov. Misses Stooge, The Apr. Sing, Sister. SIngI Mar. Slightly Static Three Chumps Ahead Tin Man, The Mar. Treasure Blues Jan. Twin Triplets 2 rls. 12 18 16... .16.... 23 15 18.... 20 7. I7,'34.ll. 2 9. 6 9. 4 9. 12 9. 23 9. 20.'34..9. 9 9. I. ...18. 23.... 20. 27 20. 8,'34.2I . I. ...17. I5,'34.20.... I0,'34.I8.... 20 19 2. ...21.... 2 rl«. 30.... 15.... 26. ...19.... Title Rel. Date Min. BETTY BOOP CARTOONS Baby Be Good Jan. 8 7... Betty Boop and Grampy Aug. 16 7... Judge For a Day Sept. 20 Language All My Own, A... July 19 7... Little Soap and Water, A ...June 21 No! Nol A Thousand Times Nol May 24 7... Stop That Noise Mar. 15 7... Swat the Fly Apr. 19 7... Taking the Blame Feb. 15 7.., When My Ship Comes In. ..Dec. 2I,'34..7... COLOR CLASSICS Dancing on the Moon July 12 Elephant Never Forgets, An Dec. 28,'34..7... Kids in the Shoe, The May 10 7... Song of the Birds Mar. I 7... Time For Love Sept. 6 7... HEADLINERS Cab Calloway's Jitterbug Party Excuse My Gloves Jack Doyle Betty Jane Cooper ■ Ted H using Feminine Rhythm Ina Ray Hutton and Her Melodears Follow the Leader I sham Jones and His Orchestra Hark Ye, Hark Ben Bernie-Grace Barry Is My Face Black Molasses 'n' January Magic of Music, The Richard Himber and His Orchestra Melody Magic Johnny Green and His Orchestra Million Dollar Notes Red Nichols and His World Famous Pennies Musical Cocktail Anson Weeks and His Orchestra Sirens of Syncopation Phil Spltalny and His Musical Ladles Song Writers of the Gay Nineties Pat Rooney Symphony in Black Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Yacht Club Boys Garden Party May 24. June 14. Feb. 8. July 26. Mar. 22. May 3. Aug. 2. Apr. 12. Feb. 8. July 5. Aug. 16. Mar. I . Sept. 13. ...10. ...10. ...10. ...ID. ...10. ...II. ...ID. ...II. ...10. Dec. 28,'34.I0. PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL NEW SERIES No. 6— Twilight Melody — Jan. Pots from the Wild — Howard Chandler Christy No. 7— Queen of the Waters. Feb. —Billy Blue Gum— MerN cano No. 8 — Aubrey Rainier — Old. Mar. Madeira — Rube Goldberg, World Famous Humorist No. 9 — Marseilles — Bird Mar. City — Eddio Dowling (Thumbs Up) No. ID — Metropolis Afloat — Apr. Lilies (Technicolor)— Lew Pollack No. II— Main Street Afloat. May — Songmakers of a Nation (Joseph E. Howard) No. 12— Fashions Afloat — June Clubs to You — Herman Hupfeld No. 13— Wlllard Roblson — July Gadgets for Madame — Steel Thunderbolts 1935-36 No. I— Song Makers of theAug. Nation — Hoagy Carmlehael — Venice, the City In the Sea (Technicolor) — Flame Fighters No. 2— Sept. No. 3 — Oct. PARAMOUNT VARIETIES No. 7— Feb. No. e— Mar. No. 9— Mar. Broadway Highlights No. I.May Broadway Highlights No. 2. June Broadway Highlights No. 3. Aug. Coo-Coo News Jan Famous People at Play June Hollywood Extra Girl Aug. Jungle Antics Feb. Manhattan Rhythm May March of the Presidents Sept. Movie Milestones July Movie Sideshow Jan. Nature Speaks July No Motor to Guide Him June Popular Science May (color) Screen Souvenirs No. 3 Feb. Screen Souvenirs No. 4 Apr. Shorty Goes South Sept. Shorty on the Farm Apr Strings and Strains Mar. Superstition of the Rabbit's Foot Mar. Superstition of Walking Under a Ladder Dec. POPEYE THE SAILOR A Dream Walking Sept. Be Kind to "Aminals" Feb. Beware of Barnacle Bill Jan. Choose Your "Wepplns" May Dizzy Divers July For Better or Wofser June Hyp-Nut-Tlst. The Apr. King of the MardI Gras Sept. Pleased to Me Chal Mar. We Aim to Please Dec You Gotta Be a Football Hero Aug. I... 29... 17... 28... 9... 25. ...10, 14, 23....II. 22 10. 3.. ..10. 27 26. ...10. II 12 7 31.... 10. 8. ...10. 19. ...10. 13 5 9. 22. ...10. 28,'34.ll. 28,'34..7. 22 7. 5 7. 31 7. 26 7, 28 7. 26 7. 27 22 7. 28,'34..7. 30 7.